fillet lines

[MR MAN]

in my attachment lisp there are 3 lines i want make fillet to them how can i make it?

D3.LSP

[CAB]

Perhaps if you post a DWG with a BEFORE objects and then AFTER objects someone will

be able to assist you.

 

One not is that you should (setvar "OSMODE" 0) or use "none" before points within COMMANDS because

OSnaps will cause problems with COMMANDS.

 

Using the fillet command in lisp you may pass it a list that you get from entsel, like this

(command "fillet" (entget) (entget))

or this:

(command "fillet" '( (12.0 25.17))'( (10.0 4.25)))

[MR MAN]

Thanks Cab For Your Advise In My Dwg Attachment There Are A Shape Before And After Fillet.

1.dwg

[Lee Mac]

Also as a side note:

 

If you are going to manually assign the points next to the entity names as shown in CAB's example:

 

(command "fillet" '(<ename1> (12.0 25.17))'(<ename2> (10.0 4.25)))

 

Make sure that you do not use the endpoint or startpoint of the lines that you are working on, and I would probably think it is better to use a point which is outside of the specified fillet radius, to avoid any other errors.

 

maybe something like:

 

(setq oldfill (getvar "filletrad"))
(setvar "filletrad" 10.0)
(command "fillet"
   (list    <ename1>
       (polar
           (cdr (assoc 10 (entget <ename1>)))
           (angle
               (cdr (assoc 10 (entget <ename1>)))
               (cdr (assoc 11 (entget <ename1>)))
           )
           (+ (getvar "filletrad") 1)
       ) ; end polar
   ) ; end list
   
   etc etc

 

Sorry for the bad coding, I typed it pretty quick - chuck a few variables in there to ease things.

[CAB]

Good advice Lee.

No time this morning.

[Lee Mac]

True CAB, I end up just throwing something together with a bunch of coding errors in, just because I don't have the time to think about what I am doing... What time is it where you are?

 

 

PS. good advice indeed as it was originally advice you gave to me...

[CAB]

It's 8:19 am and I'm off on an errand.

 

See Ya

[Lee Mac]

Ahh right, its 13:30 here and I think I'll have my lunch.

 

See Ya

[SEANT]

Based on those last two post, it appears that the CadTutor time stamp is about 20 miutes off. At least as far as it shows on my setup.

 

Edit: It even shows an offset from my post.

[Lee Mac]

Yeah good point seant - I've noticed that a few times.